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Marriott and Renaissance Caribbean and Mexico Resorts Offering
Romantic Turndown Options
Marriott and Renaissance Caribbean & Mexico Resorts
are adding a little sizzle to already romantic vacations with the new
Tantalizing Turndown Menu. Whether couples are on a honeymoon, celebrating
an anniversary or just looking to reconnect, lovebirds can choose from
a list of enticing in-room services designed to enhance the romance.
The Tantalizing Turndown Menu offers special services like the drawing
of a relaxing bath for two with aromatic salts and flower petals scattered
across the water, room service items featuring natural aphrodisiacs such
as chocolate, fresh strawberries and chilled Champagne, or a private candlelit
dinner for two on your own private terrace. Each item is designed to be
the perfect ending to a day spent lounging by the pool, strolling the
beach hand-in-hand, or exploring the destination.
Tantalizing Turndown Menus are available at eight beachfront resorts in
six romantic tropical destinations, including Aruba, Curaçao, St.
Kitts, St. Thomas, Cancun and Puerto Vallarta.
A sampling of menu items at each of the Marriott and Renaissance
Caribbean & Mexico Resorts include:
• St. Kitts Marriott Resort & The Royal Beach Casino:
Couples can
indulge in a romantic dinner on their own private terrace or balcony,
including white table linens, a personal wait staff, and a complimentary
CD of love songs as a keepsake.
• Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino: Lovebirds
can pre-order
an entire week’s worth of decadent dessert turndowns to be delivered
each night, including chocolate mousse, fruits with chocolate dip and
whipped cream, and other delights.
• CasaMagna Marriott Cancun Resort: Couples can serenade each
other with the rose petals that decorate the entryway to their room, setting
the tone for a romantic evening that includes a relaxing soak in the tub
for two accompanied by champagne flutes and chilled bottle of sparkling
wine.
• CasaMagna Marriott Puerto Vallarta Resort: Flower petals
extend
to the steaming bath for two, drawn with aromatic bath salts and complimented
by a pot of local Tila tea, made from dried flowers said to have a calming
effect.
• Frenchman’s Reef & Morning Star Marriott Beach Resort:
This St. Thomas resort serves up “Sweets for Your Sweet,” assorted
fruits with melted chocolate and fresh whipped cream perfect for sharing
with a loved one, and romantic in-room aromatherapy massages for two,
for the ultimate romantic indulgence.
• Curaçao Marriott Beach Resort & Emerald
Casino: Enjoy an in-room spa therapy treatments combining milk baths
with a “Good Night Kiss” body mist and a cozy bathrobe. After
a relaxing treatment couples can top off the night with the “Sweet
Surprise,” a plate of chocolate strawberries and a nougatine basket
with fresh strawberries served with or without Champagne.
• Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino: Couples can take
dessert back to the room with the “Sweetest Taboo,” a variety
of chocolate treats including Belgian chocolate mousse, chocolate nut
cake and Häagen-Dazs ice cream, topped off with a special chocolate
massage oil, the ultimate aphrodisiac.
• JW Marriott Cancun Resort & Spa: Couples have a surprise
in store for them with a special amenity, a soothing tub filled with bubbles
and a delicious chocolate treat on their pillow.
To take advantage of Tantalizing Turndown Menus available at eight
beachfront resorts in six romantic tropical destinations, couples can
request the menus at check-in or through guest services. Some menu items
are at an additional fee and offerings vary by resort.
For more information:
• visit www.ParadiseByMarriott.com/TantalizingTurndowns
• call 1-888-PARADISE (1-888-727-2347).
Remember, travel news changes quickly.
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and travel businesses.
Remember, travel news changes quickly. Check with
hotels and travel companies before making any plans to get the latest
rates, times, and schedules. Lovetripper.com maintains these news pages
as a service to readers but readers assume all responsibility for obtaining
updated information, rates, and times directly from hotels and travel
businesses.
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